Cairo Ammar Jordan : “Dejaune Anderson Arrested: Mother of Boy in Suitcase”

Accident – Death – Obituary News :

Arrest of Dejaune Anderson

Dejaune Ludie Anderson, the mother of 5-year-old Cairo Ammar Jordan, has been apprehended after two years on the run. She was found in Arcadia, California, just outside Los Angeles. Anderson faces charges of murder, neglect of a dependent resulting in death, and obstruction of justice. Cairo would have celebrated his 7th birthday this past October.

How Anderson was Captured

Indiana State Police received a tip from a concerned citizen revealing Anderson’s location in California. U.S. Marshals in California and local authorities were alerted, leading to Anderson’s arrest as she tried to board a Los Angeles Metro Rail train. Detectives have traveled to California to question her and seek her extradition back to Indiana.

Dawn Coleman’s Guilty Plea

Dawn Elaine Coleman, from Shreveport, Louisiana, was arrested in San Francisco and charged with aiding, inducing, or causing murder, neglect of a dependent resulting in death, and obstruction of justice. She has been sentenced to 25 years in prison with credit for time served and will also serve five years of probation. Coleman must testify against Anderson in court.

Discovery of Cairo’s Body in Indiana

A man hunting wild mushrooms in a rural area of Washington County, Indiana, stumbled upon a suitcase containing the body of 5-year-old Cairo Ammar Jordan. The child had died from an electrolyte imbalance likely due to gastroenteritis. Anderson and Coleman’s cellphones were traced to the area where the body was found, leading to their connection to the crime.

Anderson’s Prior Arrests

Before the tragic discovery in Indiana, Anderson had been arrested in South Carolina for leading troopers on a high-speed chase and in Kentucky for robbery. Coleman also made several disturbing social media posts hinting at supernatural elements and casting doubt on the nature of children.

Claims of ‘Demonic Possession’

Anderson’s Facebook posts made references to demonic possession and exorcism, while Coleman’s posts hinted at hidden evil in children’s avatars. The disturbing online activity raised concerns about the mental state of both women leading up to Cairo’s untimely death.

These developments shed light on the tragic circumstances surrounding Cairo Ammar Jordan’s death and the complex web of events that led to the arrests of Dejaune Anderson and Dawn Coleman.

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